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United confirmed it has ordered 40 more A321neos as it expands its share of Airbus aircraft, a possible buffer against delays in deliveries from Boeing.

Ryanair has threatened to cancel up to $30 billion in Boeing aircraft orders, citing concerns over potential U.S. tariffs.

This marks the first time an A320neo aircraft has been disassembled. The company’s subsidiary, Ecube, will conduct the teardowns, it said in a news release.

The Atlanta-based airline expects to receive a handful of new aircraft deliveries this year, all of which are from European planemaker Airbus.

Taiwan’s China Airlines inked a firm order with Airbus for ten A350-1000s. The new aircraft are expected to be delivered by 2029.

On March 14, Air Mauritius Board Chairman Kishore Beegoo, who assumed the role in January, addressed the press to outline the dire state of Air Mauritius.

American’s first A321XLR is out of the paint shop at Airbus’ manufacturing facility in Hamburg, Germany. Delivery is expected in the coming months.

Iberia is set to add new destinations to its network this winter. Currently, the Spanish airline serves eight markets in the U.S.

Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury on Monday admitted that the global aviation industry’s goal of eliminating carbon emissions by 2050 may be in jeopardy.

Following the incident, all crew members and several passengers were transported to the hospital for medical evaluation.